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Tech clues in the Guthrie case, wireless satisfaction rankings & AI dog scam (160, February 7, 2026)
Rich On Tech Episode 160 - February 7, 2026
Feb 8
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Rich DeMuro
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1:48:18
A safer way to claim your Siri (or any) settlement check
Plus: the one feature to look for in a new TV, a retro camera app, and privacy-focused search engines
Feb 7
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Rich DeMuro
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Smart gadgets from CES that solve everyday problems
From smart glasses with built-in displays to a simple Kindle holder and even a self-driving personal scooter, these gadgets are designed to make daily…
Feb 6
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Rich DeMuro
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Rich On Tech Episode 160 - February 7, 2026
LISTEN TO RICH ON TECH EPISODE 160 ON DEMAND
Feb 5
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Rich DeMuro
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The best TVs for the Super Bowl and the one feature that actually matters
If you’re buying a new TV for the big game, right now is one of the best times of the year to score a deal.
Feb 4
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Rich DeMuro
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Apple’s new AirTag is louder and easier to find
Apple has unveiled a second-generation AirTag with longer-range Precision Finding and a significantly louder speaker.
Feb 2
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Rich DeMuro
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Amazon’s evolution, best big-screen TVs & better home internet (159, January 31, 2026)
Rich On Tech Episode 158 - January 24, 2026
Feb 1
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Rich DeMuro
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1:49:01
January 2026
Simple phone settings to change for more privacy
Plus: my never-ending quest for the perfect notes app, a CarPlay surprise, and what’s new with AirTags
Jan 31
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Rich DeMuro
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Rich On Tech Episode 159 - January 31, 2026
Amazon’s evolution, best big-screen TVs & better home internet (159, January 31, 2026)
Jan 30
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Rich DeMuro
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Simple smartphone settings that boost your privacy fast
It’s Data Privacy Week, and a few small changes on your phone can make a big difference.
Jan 30
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Rich DeMuro
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ChatGPT wants to organize your medical life with a new health feature
Millions already use ChatGPT for health questions.
Jan 28
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Rich DeMuro
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California launches a free tool to delete your data from brokers
California’s new DROP website lets residents request permanent deletion of their personal information from hundreds of data brokers in one place.
Jan 26
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Rich DeMuro
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